My dad is the best man I know.
He's my example for how to walk with God, be a good husband and raise your kids right.
He also has a knack for saying unintentionally funny things.
One time we walked into Home Depot. Dad walked up to the first employee he saw, a woman, and asked, "Which end is your plumbing on?" Mom and I walked away quickly, choking back laughter.
He's also got a habit of pronouncing certain words incorrectly, or Canadian-ly, as the case may be.
He's not 'sorry' about something, he's 'sorey'.
He doesn't want you to 'wait' for him. He wants you to 'waint'.
He doesn't look at our family photo 'albums'. He looks at our 'alblums'.
He doesn't want 'onions' on his pizza, he wants 'ungyuns'.
But as much as I give him a hard time for his word usage, I still want to be like him. If I can be half the man my dad is, I'll consider myself a success.
I just hope the language skills don't catch on.
What? Hold on, Honey. I'm blogging. I know you want me to put that funny picture in the photo alblum of me crying while cutting the ungyuns, but you'll have to waint. Sorey!
What funny things do your folks say?
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Daniel · 712 weeks ago
thejosephcraven 61p · 712 weeks ago
We've been giving each other that advice ever since.
tor constantino · 712 weeks ago
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russiwu 59p · 712 weeks ago
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brynnloves 26p · 712 weeks ago
She meant "booths".
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Mandie_Marie 58p · 712 weeks ago
Ahem. Sorey for yelling.
My dad doesn't finish sentences or include nouns. "We want to go to the thing and" is literally a full sentence for him. He gets upset when we don't understand him.
My sister-in-law is the word butcherer in our family. Her parents are from Argentina so she says a handful of words with an accent. After is off-ter, cantaloupe is cant-a-loop, yogurt is YAWgurt, garage is gay-raj and she calls bulletin boards pinchy boards. Brutal.
Mandie_Marie 58p · 712 weeks ago